Posts Tagged ‘Fashion Tips’

Celebrity gossip, Celebrity Style, Gossip

Christina Ricci keeps clothes until they become fashionable again

By emilyborrett on August 31st, 2011

Clever little Christina Ricci has a genius attitude to the spurned pieces in her wardrobe – keep them long enough and they’ll eventually come back in style.

When the Sleepy Hollow actress asked her stylist how long she should hang onto a garment before it stopped being uncool and become a quirky vintage piece, the answer was seven years. There you have it girls, keep your horrible footless tights from 2006 for a few more years and suddenly you’ll call yourself some cool “vintage” legwear to wear again. (Though actually, we really hope that footless tights never go back into fashion.)

She explained: “I asked my stylist, ‘What’s the rule from when something becomes vintage and not just, like, last season? Seven years, apparently. So seven years later, I’ve brought out my Alaia dresses again.”

There you have it. Keep anything long enough and it’ll come back in fashion again, according to Christina Ricci’s stylist. That’s actually quite comforting considering the amount of crap in my wardrobe…



Celebrity gossip, Celebrity Style, Fashion Tips, Gossip

SATC stylish Patricia Field says: “Style doesn’t need to cost”

By emilyborrett on August 16th, 2011

Patricia is most famous for her work styling Sex and The City

The notoriously fabulous Sex and the City stylist Patricia Field advises aspiring fashionistas that good style doesn’t necessarily equal huge amounts of money.

Field says that anyone can have  style on a budget; they just need to find the right style to suit them. “Style is not the equivalent of money. Some people have lots of money and no style – some people have no money and lots of style. Style comes from a different choice – it comes from your philosophy and your job patterns and how you feel. I mean my life is very heavily around people much younger than myself. Young people, they don’t have a lot of money but the young people are the ones with the style. Young people have energy, and old people do not – and that energy translates into interests and getting information – and from all of that you can work out your style.”

The stylist says that the key secret to a stylish wardrobe is having a few classic, staple pieces – the pieces depending on the wearer. She said: “In anyone’s wardrobe there are those key pieces for them that they can’t live without. I could talk about myself, or somebody specific, but in general I would say that the more variation that you offer yourself in your wardrobe – the more combinations you will be able to create because you have more options.”

More variety you say? Well in that case, Patricia, I’ll go and max out my Topshop card right now..



Celebrity Style, News

Florence Welch has been getting style ideas from the Statue of Liberty

By Andrea Petrou on May 23rd, 2011

Florence Welch has been getting style ideas from the Statue of Liberty.

The Florence and the Machine singer – who is well known for her love of fashion – arrived at the Wyld at W London – Leicester Square party last night (19.05.11) and onlookers noted how the famed fashionista seemed to have dressed strikingly like the New York landmark.

A source told BANG Showbiz: “She looked great at the party, throwing shapes with her boyfriend Stuart Hammond while enjoying Wyld Shots.

“However, as cool as the headband she was wearing was, there was no doubt she looked just like the Statue of Liberty in New York – she even had matching sandals! It’s an unusual place to look for inspiration, but for her it worked.”

Florence was joined at the event by Hollywood legend Cuba Gooding Jr. and British fashionista Alexa Chung, who all enjoyed the music put on for them by a host of DJs including Nick Grimshaw.

The ‘Dog Days Are Over’ hitmaker has previously admitted it took her a long time to develop her own sense of style and feel confident in her looks.

She said: “When did I first feel beautiful? It took a long time because I was a short, chubby kid. It wasn’t until I was 17 that I grew into myself and started wearing the clothes that I wanted to wear.

“As a teenager, my best friend and I started going to burlesque shows in vintage clothes from charity shops held on with safety pins. I finally felt like I could express myself in clothes.”



Celebrity Style, News

Gwyneth Paltrow shares summer tips

By Andrea Petrou on May 19th, 2011

Gwenyth Paltrow has revealed her tips for versatile summer looks.

The ‘Iron Man’ actress – who has children Apple, seven, and Moses, five, with husband Chris Martin – has picked out for key pieces for the coming season, with tips on wearing them from day into night.

Writing in her GOOP newsletter, she wrote: “Dressed Up – Wear a long jersey dress with a silk blazer and statement sandals.

“Casual -Add a pop of colour with a neon tank underneath.”

The 37-year-old beauty’s next pick for the season was a beige Etoile Isabel Marant jacket.

She wrote alongside the garment: “The Short Flirty Jacket. Dressed Up – Take a jean skirt to work with high heel sandals, a statement jacket, and a satchel instead of a briefcase.

“Casual – The jacket travels poolside with a bright bikini and white jean shorts.”

Gyyneth went on to offer tips for accessorising a blue and white print Etoile Isabel Marant dress.

She said: “Dressed Up – Give a flowing printed dress some structure with a menswear-inspired blazer, a boxy purse and a leather belt.

“Casual – Mix your prints with a flowered dress, animal-inspired shoes and a striped sweater.”



Designers, News

Dame Vivienne Westwood is a believer in “quality rather than quantity” when it comes to clothes.

By Andrea Petrou on May 12th, 2011

Dame Vivienne Westwood is a believer in “quality rather than quantity” when it comes to clothes.

The legendary designer says it’s important for people to understand how dangerous it is to the world’s climate for lots of items of clothing to be thrown away so has urged consumers to be sensible when it comes to their purchases.

She revealed to Britain’s Marie Claire magazine: “What I’m really saying is, buy less and choose well. I would like quality rather than quantity. I don’t believe growth is OK if it means one man’s advantage is another man’s disadvantage. I try to concentrate on quality clothing and accessories that are worth having, and to get my people to take less trips by air and stay longer each time they travel. It’s more human, especially if they take time to visit an art gallery while there.”

Vivienne is also encouraging people to make their own clothes as the items will always be something that is unique to them.

She said: “I’m promoting the idea of ‘do it yourself’. Make your own T-shirt by putting a picture in a plastic sleeve and pinning it on. Whatever!”



Celebrity Style, Gallery

Celebrity trends: The bouffant

By Andrea Petrou on January 11th, 2011

Coleen Rooney

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Fashion Tips

Timeless wardrobe must haves

By Andrea Petrou on October 26th, 2009

The little black dress.jpgClothing and accessories all come and go as styles change, meaning you could be left with a pile of unwanted bits and pieces and having to shell out for a new wardrobe.

So what do you do when you want to accessorise that pair of jeans, without buying any more bits or revamp a wardrobe without having to pay over the odds for a whole new wardrobe?

Stick to a few classic styles of course.

We give you top some tips to ensure your wardrobe is packed with things that will never go out of fashion.

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